The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-29

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BERLIN, November 23.-The National Zei-
tung says 1t is reported in medical circles
that DR.. NirchoW found no canceroas particles
in the discharge from the growth in the crown
prince throat. The portion sent to DR.. Nir-
chow. however, was much shaken in transit.
Count Radolinslki, chamberlain Of the crown
prince. writes that the manifold proofs of
sympathy which the crown prince has received
from ali parts OF Germany and from abroad,
together with numerous kindly meant recon-
mendations OF remedies to cure his malady,
have deeply moved and rejoced his imperial
highness IL is impossible, the chamberlain
says, to reply separately to the many letters
and kilograms received, and the prince, there
fore, desires to give general expression of his
thanks for the sympathy extended to him.
A dispatch from San Reno says the crown
princes voice continues very hOarSe. DIR.
Bramann takes no part in the medical treat
ment OF the patient, which is still intrusted to
DIR. Howell. DIR. Bramann, however, Will re-
main at San Reno in order to be ready at any
moment to perform a surgical operation in case
dangerous infiammatory action renders such a
course necessary.
BERLIN, November 2G.-The passion shown
by Prince Bismarck, in his interview with the
car here was on account of his learning of
the. receipt by the Russian government OF
forged letters, purporting to be signed by HIM
self, in regard to the relations between the two
governments 1t was after the car had heard
an explanation of the matter by Prince Bis
marck that he gave him the assurances spoken
of by the Pesther Lloyd.
PEsTH November 2J.-The Pesther Lloyd
denies that each OF the powers in the triple
alliance is only bound to assist the ally if
two powers attack it, 1t says an ally is bound,
under all circumstances, to assist The paper
also says that Prince Bismarck informed the
car, at the interview in Berlin last Friday,
that the triple alliance was the result of Rus
sia's sullenness and i'll will. The reference TO
the Orleanist conspiracy in connection with
the forged letter received by the car is due to
a desire to at present avoid recrimination
against Russian notables. The forged letter dis
secondary details have yet been reported of
the interview between the car and Prince
Bismarck. The most important points have
not been divulged
PARIS, November 2j.-The Moniteur Tor
leanist referring to the revelations of the
Cologne Gazette, declares that the story of the
alleged Orleanist conspiracy to discredit Ger
many in the eyes of Russia is bad joke, and
could not be taken seriously by any French
journal The monarchists, it says, have always
desired and striven to maintain peace
PEsTH November 26.--The Poster Lloyd
says the interview between Prince Bismarck
and the car was dramatic one. Prince
Bismarck was scarcely able to restrain his pas
sion. The Iczar assured the German chancel-
lor that he desired peace and did not intend to
attack Germany or to take any part in any
coalition against her. Prince Bismarck de-
clared that whosover wished peace must not
attack Germany's allies. He presented the
causus foederis clearly to the car who admit
ted that Prince Bismarck's views were not
regarding Germany applied equally to Aus
fria